Utah appraisal calculators
Interactive tools for Utah homeowners, heirs, and executors evaluating whether an appraisal is worth the fee. Enter your numbers; the calculators run the math and show the answer against the ~$500 appraisal cost.
Step-up basis calculator
Estimate the capital gains tax savings your heirs get from documenting the IRC § 1014 date-of-death value on inherited Utah real property. Enter purchase price, date-of-death value, and eventual sale price.
Open calculator →PMI removal qualifier
Check if your current loan-to-value ratio qualifies for borrower-initiated PMI cancellation under the Homeowners Protection Act. Utah's 2020-2023 buyers frequently qualify years before the amortization schedule would trigger auto-termination.
Open calculator →Tax appeal savings estimator
See what a successful Utah Board of Equalization appeal saves you — year one plus cumulative 5-year — and how it compares to the appraisal fee. Deadline: September 15 each year.
Open calculator →How to use these calculators
Each calculator asks for the numbers you already know (purchase price, current estimated value, county, etc.) and produces an estimate of the financial outcome that a formal appraisal supports. The estimates aren't a substitute for a real appraisal — they're a decision tool for whether the appraisal fee is worth spending.
All three calculators run entirely in your browser. No data is submitted or stored. If you want a firm fee quote for the specific appraisal each calculator points to, use the quote form — the property address and purpose is all we need to return a firm number within one business day.